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direction along the Northern side of the Road from Wokingham to Bracknell to a point opposite the
North-Western corner of field No. 1224 ; thence in a Southerly direction along the Western side of
field No. 1,224 aforesaid to its North-Western corner, and thence in a Westerly direction along the
Northern side of field No. 1221 to a point therein one hundred and forty five yards or thereabouts to
the West of the lane from Wokingham towards Reigate ; thence in a Southerly direction across field
No. 1221 to a point in the Southern Boundary of the said field No. 1221 one hundred and twelve yards
or thereabouts to the West of the aforesaid lane from Wokingham towards Reigate; thence across the
said Lane and along the Western side of fields Nos. 764, 765, 766, 767 the Northern side of field No.
769 and the Northern and Western sides of field No. 778 to the South-Eastern corner of field No 755
and along the Southern side of fields Nos. 735, 751, to a point on the left bank of the Emms Brook
opposite the South-Eastern corner of field No. 731, and thence along the left bank of the Emms Brook
to the starting point.

S E C O N D S C H E D U L E

Persons to retire Date of Retirement

The one-third of the Councillors who are
elected by the smallest number of votes shall
go out of Office on 1st November 1886.

The one-third of the Councillors who are
elected by the next smallest number of
votes shell go out of Office on 1st November 1887.

The remaining one third of the Councillors
shall go out of Office on 1st November 1888.

The one-half of the Aldermen who first go
out of Office shall be those who are elected
by the smallest number of votes, and shall go
out of Office on 9th November 1888

The remaining one-half of the Aldermen shall
go out of Office on 9th November 1891

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If any Councillors or any Aldermen have attained an equal number of votes, or have been elected
without a Poll, so that it cannot be determined which of them has the smallest number of votes, the
Council of the Borough shall, at the first or second Quarterly Meeting, and not later, by a majority of
votes, or in the case of an equality of votes by the casting vote of the Chairman, determine who are to
go out of Office at the times above specified respectively.

IN WITNESS whereof We have caused these OUR Letters to be made patent Witness Ourself at
Westminster the twentieth day of July in the forty ninth year of Our Reign

BY WARRANT under the Queen‘s Sign Manual

L.S. Muir Mackenzie.

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